Active Query Builder History v.2.9.5.704
- The bug with adding FETCH FIRST clause using the Query Properties dialog is fixed. = DB2: Metadata objects loading is improved for older mainframes: fallback to QSYS2.SYSTABLES is made.
Active Query Builder History v.1.19.4.439
= DB2: Better compatibility with DB2 for mainframes
Active Query Builder History v.2.9.5.703
- The MetadataContainer.AbortMetadataLoading() method is fixed. Use it in the metadata loading event handlers to cancel the process. - Dragging of brackets in the Union Navigation Bar is fixed. = MS SQL Azure: Metadata loading is improved.
Active Query Builder History v.1.19.4.438
- MS SQL Azure: The "nullable" attribute loading fix is made. - DB2: Fallback to QSYS2.SYSTABLES if SYSIBM.SYSTABLES does not exists is made (for older systems). = DevExpress references are updated to v14.1.7.0.
Active Query Builder History v.1.24.7
+ SQLite: Support CTE at sub-queries level is added. = Oracle: Oracle8i compatibility fixes are made. = Comments parsing is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.1.24.7
+ SQLite: Support CTE at sub-queries level is added. = Oracle: Oracle8i compatibility fixes are made. = Comments parsing is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.2.9.4.701
+ VistaDB5MetadataProvider is added for VistaDB 5 database engine. = VistaDBMetadataProvider and VistaDB4MetadataProvider are discontinued, but available in source code by request.
Active Query Builder History v.2.6.6
- False positive configuration checker alert firing is fixed.
Active Query Builder History v.2.6.5
+ Demo projects are updated to take the SleepMode mode flag into account. - Minor GUI fixes with datasource links are made.
Active Query Builder History v.2.9.3.700
- Exception in discarded invisible controls is eliminated.
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